Atlantic Iowa Post Office Notice Rates and Contacts
Advertising rates and subscription prices are listed for Atlantic Iowa. The notice includes postal classification details and staff names such as President and Secretary-Treasurer Chas Chase. Also mentions Associated Press membership and telephones for newsroom and business offices.
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Notice to Atlantic subscribers call before seven
Atlantic readers who do not receive the News-Telegraph in the evening may arrange for delivery by calling before seven o clock. The telephone number given is Red 403, which is not the News-Telegraph number.
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Forty Four Years In Atlantic Reporter Reflections
A veteran publisher recalls forty four years in Atlantic and Anita the shifts in the newspaper business. He notes the fascination of the field yet laments the loss of personal ties with readers as daily production pressures grow. He shows no regret leaving the business.
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Master Cleaner Emblem Sets NA Cleaning Standard
The Emblem represents the National Association of Cleaners and Dyers and is restricted to members. Membership requires a modern cleaning plant, with about 200000 US sites performing cleaning and only a quarter eligible. Have your cleaning done by a Master Cleaner to ensure proper methods used.
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Midsummer millinery: hats of beauty and bold design
The article celebrates summer millinery with vivid descriptions of hats and fascinators. It highlights white flower clusters, blue crepe de chine, lace veiling, and black hair braids. A notable hat uses a wreath of garden roses and a draped brim bound in blue silk.
An Old Time Newspaper Publisher Reflects on Craft
The writer recalls early toil with hand typesetting, the shift to linotype, and the personal bonds formed with readers. He laments machines replacing craft, praises dedicated office staff, and acknowledges the raw mix of praise and criticism in daily publishing. The piece honors long standing readers and warns of impersonal modern processes.
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Farwell Note From Publisher F. Chase Pledges Faith to Readers
A farewell missive from publisher F. Chase reflects on decades of editorial work, praising loyal friends as pillars of cloud by day and fire by night. He defends political integrity, praising Republican principles, and expresses gratitude for readers, praying for peace, prosperity, and happiness in their tents as he signs off from a long career.
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A Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason Flies Counted
A fragment from Walt Mason notes two rippling rhymes about swatting flies with Apt Lillian. The narrator recalls counting fourteen million flies, quitting the job in fatigue, and seeking fewer swarms as health boards denounce flies.
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Swat the flies and toil end in aunt Lillian tale
Fragmentary lines describe a July era scene with a narrator and aunt Lillian counting buzzing flies, a grand but futile effort, and a sense of labor wasted. The piece blends a whimsical domestic motif with clipped editorial notes on postwar policy and appointments.
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National Capital Dispatches Far East Talks and Nitrate Plant Sale
Washington reports Japan shows apparent acquiescence to United States aims on conference topics and disarmament linking. Henry Ford’s bid to buy Muscle Shoals nitrate plant for 4 million dollars and a 100 year power lease tops War Department release with 1.65 million annual payments. Government faces no other bids and 94 year amortization plan appears. War risk claims bureau notes 2,251 daim actions since July 1 with current cases pending. Senate judiciary panel approves substitute for the farm marketing bill to curb monopolies by agricultural associations. Secretary Denby comments on evolving Navy policies.
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War Hero Shines in Scrambled Wives at Atlantic Theatre
Badgley, decorated with the British Military Cross, stars in the revised version of the famed Wives, co starring Marty Clark. The First National release screens for two days at the Atlantic Theatre starting Wednesday, promising a notable engagement in this revival.
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Farm Loan Rates Announced by Wood and Darkry
Local lenders Wood and Darkry of Atlantic Iowa announce farm loan options at 4, 5, and 6 1 2 percent. They invite inquiries and emphasize competitive rates and terms for area farmers.
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